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8.A. - Page 115 <br /> HONOR THE PAST; LOOK TO THE FUTURE <br /> July 29, 2014 <br /> Executive Director <br /> Dianne J. Spaulding <br /> Sent via email: jnegrete@,hcd.ca.gov <br /> BOARD OF DIRECTORS <br /> President Jess Negrete, Analyst <br /> Phillip Kilbridge Housing and Community Development <br /> Habitat for Humanity 1800 3rd Street <br /> Greater San Francisco <br /> PO Box 952053 <br /> Vice President Franklin O. Franklin S , CA 94252 -2053 <br /> MidPen Housing <br /> Secretary Re: Comments on the Draft Redwood City Housing Element <br /> Susan Friedland <br /> Satellite Affordable <br /> Housing Associates Dear Mr. Negrete: <br /> Treasurer F the past 35 years, the Non - Profit Housing Association of Northern <br /> Kevin Knudtson p y � g <br /> Community Economics, Inc. California (NPH) has served as the collective voice for affordable housing <br /> LeslyeCorsiglia developers and providers in the region. At present, NPH is working to ensure <br /> City of San Jose that cities carrying the bulk of anticipated growth for the coming decades <br /> Department of Housing include the necessary housing policies and programs to allow the region to grow <br /> Jack Gardner equitably. <br /> The John Stewart Company <br /> Gail Gilman On behalf of NPH and our 700 member organizations, I respectfully submit the <br /> Community Housing following comments on the draft housing element (HE) submitted by the City of <br /> Partnership <br /> Redwood City for your consideration. <br /> Ben Golvin <br /> Equity Community Builders A. Housing Needs Assessment <br /> Jacquie Hoffman <br /> Mercy Housing <br /> Management Group Between 2000 and 2010 the population grew 1.84% from 75,402 to 76,815. In <br /> Andrea Papanastassiou contrast employment declined by 2% over the same period from 40,100 to <br /> Northern California 39,105. The draft HE does not contain information on the jobs /housing balance <br /> Community Loan Fund in the City, nor does it contain detailed information on income levels of <br /> Cynthia Parker employed residents. However, an in -depth comparison' of low wage jobs and <br /> BRIDGE Housing housing affordable to this cohort conducted the UC Davis Center for Regional <br /> Dan Sawislak Change shows that a significant imbalance exists in the city. The City has 5.81 <br /> Resources for low wage jobs for every affordable home. <br /> Community Development <br /> Dan Wu <br /> Charities Housing <br /> 1 Figures available at http: / /bit.ly /lp40cws <br /> Malcolm veung 2 Defined as housing for which the occupant(s) is /are paying no more than 30 percent of <br /> Chinatown Community <br /> Development Center his or her income for gross housing costs, including utilities. <br /> N 0 ji The Voice of <br /> Affordable Housing <br /> NON - PROFIT HOUSING ASSOCIATION <br /> OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA nonprofithousing.org <br /> 369 Pine Street, Suite 350 1 San Francisco, CA 94104 1 (T) 415.989.8160 1 (F) 415. 989. 8166 <br />